Major Events
Taxation and Laws
Colonist Response
Patriots/Loyalist
Impact of the Rev War
100

As a result of the French and Indian War, Great Britain had huge debts and one way to solve that problem was by...

Taxing the colonist

100

How did many colonists react to the Stamp Act?

They protested and organized groups like the Sons of Liberty.

100

Which British workers were tarred by Colonist as a form of protest?

Tax collectors 

100

Who were Patriots?

American colonists who rebelled against Great Britain

Triple points

100

Declaration of Independence influenced enslaved people to 

seek/want their own freedom

200

A conflict between British troops stationed in Boston and colonial dockworkers on March 5th, 1770 where 5 colonist were killed is known as

The Boston Massacre 

200

This Act(law) required Colonist to pay a tax on printed items without having a say in government decisions.

Stamp Act

200

What event is considered the start of the American Revolution?

The battles of Lexington and Concord

200

Who were Loyalists?

American colonists who remained loyal to  Great Britain

200

What was an impact of the Revolutionary war on native Americans?

They lost most of their lands.

ALSO

  • Weakened alliances: Native groups who supported the British were left without British protection.

300

The Boston Tea party was 

a protest led by colonists against British where colonist dumped tea into the Boston harbor.

300

This tax lowered the cost of tea that the British East India Company sold in hopes that the colonists would not buy smuggled tea but would instead accept the taxed tea.

The Tea Act(tax/law)

double points

300

What event showed the colonists were willing to openly protest British taxation?

The Boston Tea Party

300

Who were Neutralist? 

Colonist who did not choose a side leading up to the American Revolution

300

On November 1775, the leader of Virginia, Lord Dunmore, said that any Black person who was...

Black person who was enslaved and ran away from their owner to join the British side would be free.

400

What did the Proclamation of 1763 do?

It banned colonists from settling west of the Appalachian Mountains

400

The Intolerable Acts was passed to punish the colonist following which major event? 

The Boston Tea Party

400

This document formally announced the colonies’ break from Great Britain.

The Declaration of Independence

400

Someone who felt that England had the right to tax but did not agree with how they were going about things would have been a 

Neutralist

400

This group of people have been historically oppressed is known as

A marginalized group

500

The Quartering Act required colonists to do what? 

House British soldiers and provide them with supplies

500

The phrase “no taxation without representation” means that colonists believed—

They should have a voice in the government that taxed them

500

This group was an organized movement of Patriots (against the British) throughout the colonies

Sons of Liberty

500

A colonist who would have wanted to remain a British citizen would be called a

Loyalist

500

Which side of the war did most enslaved Africans choose to fight on? and why?

Most enslaved Africans chose to side with the British during the American Revolution because the British offered freedom to enslaved people who escaped their enslavers to joined the British army.

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